You get more followers, you get more likes, and you get more followers. But what do you do with all these followers? I think it’s important for us to know that the people who follow us are not necessarily the people who appreciate what we do. It is important to know that if you are trying to get more views on your own snapchat, you need to be aware of the three levels of self-awareness.

1) Know your audience.

The first level of self-awareness is knowing who is viewing what. There are a lot of people who are following you and are not necessarily the people who appreciate what you do. When you share an interesting article on Facebook, this is a good time to reach out to those people and say, “Hey, I think this article is really interesting. I’d like to share it with you.” Not every post/article needs to be about your company or product.

The second level of self-awareness is knowing when to be honest and to share what you do with your audience (i.e. not telling them “I’m the CEO of SnapChat” but something along the lines of “I thought you might enjoy this article.”). As a general rule, you should only share things which are related to your company or product.

I am not saying that you should share anything that you do with your audience, but you should only give them enough time to think about the content. This is because if you are a very good person, you will know that your audience is going to be a lot more receptive to your content. That’s not a good thing.

The article above is a good example of how you should always be thinking about what kind of content you are going to share. Because if you are trying to get people to like your product, you may be disappointed to find that they are not going to like it.

The general rule of thumb is to give your audience enough time to think about the content. To me this sounds like a good rule for any platform, but for SnapChat that means giving your audience about thirty seconds to think about the content. It doesn’t necessarily mean that you should think about it for fifteen seconds (although it does) but at least give your audience enough time to think about it before you send it to them. You can give them a quick poll, but not a direct message.

The reason is that when you’re in a demo and the people are sitting behind you on a chair, it’s important to remember that people are sitting for two reasons. The first is that they’re supposed to be watching the demo. The second is because they want to be able to talk to your audience about something. The reason why they’ll be watching will be because the demo is going to be watching something that is relevant to them.

The second reason people are sitting behind you is to send a message to your audience. Thats why theyre not watching the demo. The demo is not watching you. The demo is watching something that your friends have said or done which you then use to send a message to your audience.